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Enable
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Select this check box to activate the notification method.
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SMTP mail server
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Type the name of an SMTP mail server on which you have a valid
user account. Backup Exec will not check the server name or the
email address for validity.
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SMTP port
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Defaults to a standard SMTP port. In most cases, the default
should not have to be changed.
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Sender name
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The sender's name. Spaces and special characters are allowed
here.
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Sender email address
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Type the email address of the user from whom the notification
message will be sent. The email address should contain a name that
identifies the user to the mail server, followed by an at sign (@)
and the host name and domain name of the mail server. For example,
john.smith@company.com.
For a mobile phone: type the number of the mobile phone in email
address format. For example: 1231231234@mymobile.com. Check with
the mobile service provider for the correct email address for text
messages.
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Enable SMTP Authentication
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Select this check box to enable SMTP authentication, which logs
the sender in to the mail server prior to sending the SMTP
notification.
For SMTP authentication to work properly, anonymous access and
TLS encryption must be disabled on the Exchange server.
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SMTP server login
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The login name of the sender on the SMTP mail server.
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Sender password
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The sender's password on the SMTP mail server. Make sure you
provide a confirmation password. Backup Exec will not check the
server name or the email address for validity.
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